TCL is becoming well-known for its lineup of large TVs, but the company is now directing its efforts to the projector market with the TCL Projector A1, a portable projection system capable of projecting an image of up to 120 inches.
According to the company, the $499 Projector A1 features 360 ISO Lumen brightness and Full HD 1080p resolution, with an auto-adjustable focus to deliver screen sizes from 45 inches to 120 inches. The projector also features advanced screen adaptation technology that automatically adjust focus and keystone, giving the projector the ability to turn most spaces into a makeshift home theater.
“Our amazing ultra large TVs offer the best solution for fixed screen entertainment but we recognize the different needs of consumers, so TCL is dedicated to bringing that superior viewing experience in new ways,” said Chris Hamdorf, executive vice president of sales and marketing at TCL.
“Projector A1 is the perfect extension to our lineup as it meets consumers in the places they want to watch, no matter where that is. It represents the convergence of TCL’s innovative technology, combining reliable Wi-Fi and streaming entertainment with award-winning visual and audio capabilities.”
TCL’s new projector also features an audio system with two independent 8-watt speakers and integrated Dolby Audio processing. The projector also functions as a Bluetooth speaker with an accompanying light show.
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The Projector A1 runs on Google TV, allowing users to access their streaming apps and live TV right from the device–with users soon being able to access The Roku Channel in addition to existing content. The Google Assistant also comes embedded in the device, allowing users to use their voice to find shows, play music and control smart home devices.
The Projector A1 also features a simple, portable design with a VersaGrip handle that doubles as a stand to provide easy transport and versatile placement, making the A1 suitable for both indoor and outdoor viewing.
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